Snapmove listing

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Last key wins, ranked by price. First place costs $0.

Four ways to get last-key-wins movement, sorted by what leaves your wallet: $0, $0, $175, and whatever Razer charges for the board you pick.

By the team behind SnapmoveSponsored: we make pick #1Updated October 20264 min read

Short answer

Snapmove, a free package for the free Rebind app on Windows and macOS. No new keyboard. The Wooting 60HE, with the feature built in, costs $175.

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At a glance

OptionYou payHardwareRuns onBehaviorUpkeep
1. Snapmove in Rebind$0Keyboard you ownRebind app, Windows and macOSLast key wins, W A S DRebind package, open source
2. AutoHotkey script$0Keyboard you ownWindows onlyWhatever you writeYou
3. Wooting 60HE$175New keyboardKeyboard featureLast key or deeper press winsVendor
4. Razer Huntsman V3 ProSee razer.comNew keyboardKeyboard featureLast key winsVendor

The ranking, cheapest first

  1. 1
    Our pick

    Snapmove in Rebind

    Best if you want to spend nothing

    Price
    $0
    Needs
    Rebind 3.5.0 or newer
    Runs on
    Windows, macOS

    No subscription either. Hold A, press D, and D wins. Release D while A is still held and A comes back. W and S work the same way. The old key stays down for a short overlap, 15 to 25 ms by default, so the handoff feels like a real key change instead of an instant cut. Set Overlap Min and Max to 0 in its options for an instant release. F11 turns it on and off.

    What's good

    • Windows and macOS
    • Open source: the listing's Files tab shows the code

    What's not

    • W, A, S, D only
    • Last key wins, not neutral
    • Runs only in games on its built-in list until you add more
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  2. 2

    AutoHotkey script

    Best if you are on Windows and would rather write it yourself

    Price
    $0
    Runs on
    Windows only

    Also $0. You pay in time instead: you find or write the script, and when it breaks, the support team is you. A short script can handle A/D and W/S with any rule you choose. On a Mac, it does not run.

    What's good

    • On the keyboard you own
    • Any rule and any keys you script

    What's not

    • Windows only
    • You write and maintain the script
    autohotkey.com
  3. 3

    Wooting 60HE

    Best if you were buying a new keyboard anyway

    Price
    $175

    $175 more than first place. Snappy Tappy is last key wins. Rappy Snappy is depth based: the key pressed further down wins. And it replaces the keyboard you already paid for.

    A Wooting 60HE keyboard on a desk

    What's good

    • Two modes, including depth based
    • Built into the keyboard

    What's not

    • $175
    • Replaces the keyboard you own
    wooting.io
  4. 4

    Razer Huntsman V3 Pro

    Best if you want Razer hardware anyway

    Price
    See razer.com

    Snap Tap is Razer's name for last key wins. It ships on the Huntsman V3 Pro line, and the price depends on which board you pick. Every one of them starts with buying a new keyboard.

    What's good

    • Built into the keyboard
    • Several boards in the line

    What's not

    • A new keyboard to buy
    • Price not listed here; see razer.com
    razer.com

Last key wins costs $0 at number one and $175 at number three.

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How we picked

We make Snapmove, so weigh our #1 with that in mind. We ranked by money first, on facts you can check: At the same price, the option you do not maintain yourself ranks higher. Razer's price is not listed here, so it ranks after the one board with a stated price. We also looked at reWASD and left it off: it is a paid subscription aimed at controllers.

Check the rules first

Game rules apply whichever option you pick, free or paid.

CS2 dialog reading Kicked for input automation
The CS2 kick dialog.

Valve kicks snap-tap-style input from official CS2 matchmaking since August 2024, so turn Snapmove off with F11 before you queue official matchmaking. The VCT ruleset permits Snap Tap and SOCD in Valorant unless league officials say otherwise. Fighting-game tournament rulesets require neutral resolution on button controllers, and Snapmove is not neutral.

FAQ

What does Snapmove cost with Rebind?

Nothing. Snapmove is free, and so is Rebind, the app it runs in. The listing tells new users: Don't have Rebind? It's free.

Can Snapmove do neutral instead?

No. Neutral, where left and right cancel to nothing, is a separate short Luau script in Rebind.

A neutral SOCD script open in the Rebind editor
A separate neutral script in the Rebind editor. This is not Snapmove.
How do I use it in a game that is not on the list?

Add the game under "Window/Process Targets" in Snapmove's options.

Start at $0

Snapmove is the only option here that costs nothing and runs on macOS. If it is not for you, you are out $0.

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